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The Techniques in Adjustment of Michelson Interferometer and the Solutions for Some Problems in Operation

Duan Xiu-min

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The wavelength of light can be measured using Michelson interferometer,which is a fundamental experiment in physical experiment of college.Some problems often occur in experiment due to the complexity in operation.In this article,some skills for operation are presented,and some common problems in operation are analyzed and solved.

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The wavelength of light can be measured using Michelson interferometer,which is a fundamental experiment in physical experiment of college.Some problems often occur in experiment due to the complexity in operation.In this article,some skills for operation are presented,and some common problems in operation are analyzed and solved.

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The wavelength of light can be measured using Michelson interferometer,which is a fundamental experiment in physical experiment of college.Some problems often occur in experiment due to the complexity in operation.In this article,some skills for operation are presented,and some common problems in operation are analyzed and solved.

Key concepts: Michelson interferometer, Interferometry, Wavelength, Optics, Computer science, Physics

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